See One, Do One, Teach One: No More

Anatomic dissection prior to examining and treating a living person dates back to Alexandria, Greece in the third century bc.1 For Otolaryngologist-Head and Neck Surgeons, anatomic dissections, the original "simulators," have served to prepare them for open approaches to the face, head, and neck, for temporal bone surgery, and for paranasal sinus procedures. But, as with diagnostic and surgical methods and tools, simulation tools and techniques have evolved, most rapidly over the past several years.

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